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Islanders · August 30, 2026

Stories about Guemes life, written by islanders.
By Islanders. Stories about Guemes life, written by islanders.
Shot on 620 film with a vintage Brownie camera.
For sale, wanted, for rent, giveaways, lost & found, local services, farm & produce, and general announcements.
Guemes Garages: Facebook sale group →
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Island news
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Remembering islanders we've lost.
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The M/V Guemes crosses the channel in about five minutes. Skagit County runs the boat.
Holding-lane camera feeds, next sailing, and the current schedule.
guemesislandferry.com →County info, the ferry app, the fare ruling, the Ferry Committee, and alert sign-up.
See all ferry info →Use + and − to zoom in, then drag to move around the map.
Open full map / get directions →
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NOAA predictions for Anacortes / Guemes Channel (Station 9448794). Height in feet above MLLW.
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Guemes has trails, preserves, and a lot of quiet corners worth wandering.
Guemes Mountain, Peach Preserve, Kelly's Point, Dog Woods, and iNaturalist sightings.
See all trails & preserves →A place to share your photos of the island.
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The groups that keep Guemes running: community space, emergencies, faith, planning, and neighbor-to-neighbor support.
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A few things worth knowing before they matter: island life basics that aren't always obvious until you need them.
Ferry outages, emergencies, refineries, licenses, self-sufficiency, and water.
See all what to know →Recent Guemes Island property sales, curated from Skagit County records.
Address, price, and notes for recent Guemes Island property sales.
See all property sales →Guemes Island sits within the traditional territory of the Samish Indian Nation, whose village sxwalímet once stood near where the ferry terminal is today.
From 2003 on, LineTime.org carried the island's news, message board, and directory, named for the ferry-line conversations it grew out of. This site continues that spirit: informal and useful. See Island Organizations for the Historical Society and other island groups.
With thanks to LineTime and the islanders who kept it running for so many years.